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CLASSIFIED INDEX
All claaaltlcatlona sra. num
bered and appear In niiiiiurlral
order. Fulluwlng In an slpha-
bi'ililcal rcfornnco lint of tho
inoro Iniportiuit classifications:
Aiitomotlvo .... II
Building Muturlnla Ida
llualiicaa ipjiot ru ii It l ... 10
('mil rait Work Wantod.... 10
Educational II
Farm Impli'ini'iita 19a
Furnished Ant. to Lot 12
Furnished House to Let.... 14
Kiirnialii'd Itooma to Lot.. II
Financial 23
(louoritl Noting .. 2
llnlp Wontml, Main 0
Help Wanted, Foniiilo.... 7
Livestock on. I Feed 22
I.oat and Pound 2
Miscellaneous for Hlo... 20
Personals 4
Poultry for Palo 12a
Ileal Kntmo for Snln ..... 17
Heal Kilale for l.enso... 1H
Real Eatnto Wanted 17a
IUiuiii and Hoard. ..... 12
Rltnntlons Wanted 9
Hwupa 2'in
Trnnaportntlon 6
I'lifiirn. Iloiiira to l.nt... 16
Wantod MIcllnuaoua.... 21
Wantod to Jtont 16
Lost and Found
LOST Lady's Wullhain wrist
wuli'h. Initials K. C. on hark.
210 HlKh Btroct. Phone mi.
2527
LOUT Girl's enmeo rlni. Call
1UK8. Ituwurd. 2543
General Notices
VIM. care for convnleacent pa
tlonta In home. Phone CI12J.
2547
MUHIC furnished for all occas
ions, especially dnncrs. Phono
1761. 2448
5 Transportation
SAVEI Go by Bus
Via Bond and Mt. Hood
Shorloit Route, Lowest Fares
to Northwost Pointj
One
Way
f Portland $5.90
Hound
Trip
$10.65
Seattle $8.40 $14.65
Spokane $12.30 $20.05
Busses Leave 12:46 Noon From
The Greyhound Depot
For Information Phone 999
LEAVING EOll PORTLAND Jnn
linry 12, Itoom for two. Phone
1143. 2534
6a Salesmen Wanted
A iiririris"yvwB"rfywv'VVu"WUXO rfcxSL
WANTED Able solicitors. Room
216, I. O. O. F. llliig., 6- p.
m. . 2(44
Klamath
The firms and individuals represent
ed in this Alphabetical Directory of
Specialized Business and Profession
al Service are known as Klamath
Falls' most rcliablo business men and
Batha
Coblnot atoam baths and mnnsaga.
L. Stone Lady Assistant.
127 South 7th. Phona 1640
Commercial Printing
Printing of all kinds. SHOP
PING GUIDE, Pelican Theatre
Pldg.
Floor Sanding
FLOOR SANDING AND REFIN
ISI11NO. Phone 85W4.
Hemstitching
Hemstitching, specialising t n
ults and coats, woolen samples,
dressmaking. Mrs. II. M. Allen
' der. 614 Walnut.
Music
Klnnmth Institute of Music. 1. O.
O. F. Uldg. Piano, violin, collo,
guitar. Instruments froe with
course. High school crodlts.
Gn Salesmen Wanted
WANTED I ltt i-ltrt mpri'simlu-1
llvi, lv In nun II ml i.ukii noun-;
IIvh, fur mi Old Established
J linn i iiiko Company wlilrli auo-;
oliillr.es In Nou-Ciiiiunlluhlu
1 1 mi I III and Accident u ml Llfoi
1'ollt'lra. Munihly gtiiiimitau
offornil. I'roviniia InauruiiRo '
oiporlinco not necessary, Ap-
pllnmt in nut fiiriiluli bunt of
riifiiroiiii'M and bo a mi'iiilior 1
of tho Mnniiiilo Fraternity. Ill
applying Hi a to ago mid ocni-1
paliiin fur punt tlvn years. IIok
No, 2474, Ni'WH-llnruld. 2474
a jap in i i :
7 Help Wanted, fomnle
I WANTED High miimil Itlrl In
work for mom, board ami
wiiki'K. Prospect of sti-nily
work durliiK auiiiliiur. Wrlln
Nuw llurald, llox 2410. 2410,
WANTED Ksperleiireil houaii-ki'i-pur.
Apply In person.
KoulKi'i'a Shoo Hloru. 2409
9 Situationa YVnnted
EXPERT Clerical work, ac
counting, bookkeeping, all or
piirl time, llox 1411, Nciwb
llornld. 2 L'Wb
VOI'Nd WOMAN wlalina to learn
rnHliiiiniiit work, 15 'k,
Manning, llox KUO, city. 2552
EXPERIENCED mini wiinta serv
loo liitlnn or mechanical Work.
Ht. 1, llox 323. 2545
II Furnished Roomi
rtlK CLAIIEMONT. 228 N. 4th.
all modern oulaldo rouuia. Freo
parking lot 44n6
12
Room und Sord
KOOM AND IIOAItl)
Hlh.
221 N.
2400
13 Furnished Apartments
VACANCIES nt K. D- Apart
ments, corner .Mulii and Jlroail.
Hl'lllB reasonable. IiicIuiIIiik
lights, wood and wator. 254U
FOR ItKNT 2-room furnished
apartment, oloctrlo range. 30.1
Washington. 2522
'SMALL apartment, reaaonnhlo
i ri'iil. 421 Onk. 2470
ESIM.ANAUK COCItTS Also
Simons apartments, 32 Com
mercial. IMiotio 1114J. 223 8
VACANCY Arridt apnrtinonta.
17 Rent Estate For Sale
FOR BALE Four rooms, base
ment, furnace and garage, 12,
Ooo, very eiiny terms; located
five blocks from Main street.
4 rooms, hath, Nii'pluw. ga
rage and woodshed, llluo.
Twenty acres near Mi'dfoid,
liniroved and equipped, to
trade for Klamath Kails prop
erty. Chlli-oto & Hinilh, 731
.Main Kt. Phono 66. 24 1 1
IS Real Estate For l.ens
FOR RENT Alfulfa, potato
land. R. M. Tenro, Ilonnnia.
2513
19
Automotive
USED CARS
1931 Cadlllao 6-Pnss. Bedan. 6
wlro wheels, new tires, excep
tional condition.
1928 Chovrolot Coupe. ,
1929 Packard. Small g Bodan.
IMPERIAL MOTORS, Inc.
Cadlllao and LaSalla
Srd and Mnlo
Wo aro conducting n real used
car salo during January anil It
will pay you well to buy now
from us. A big selection of
stnndnrd mnkos at bargain prices,
H. E. 1 1 AUGER
1330 Main
2392
20 Miscellaneous For Sale
REAUT1FUL hardy pedigreed
Springer spaniel puppies. Law
son Unilliold, Morrill, Ore,
2532
I
Business Directory
women. You will find them reody
to serve you promptly, economically
and efficiently. For your own satis
faction use this, handy guide to the
services they offer.
Palmer Chiropractor
DR. GLEN MOO KB
Naurocalomator X-Ruy
126 Main Opp. Court Hous
Piano Tuning :
L. R. Mann, Derby's Muslo store,
117 So. 7th. v
Pumps
Byron Jackson Pumps
and Sortie ' "
J. M. Waiichopo. 115 So. 11th St.
Phono 1303-J ... . ,
Radio Repairing
6 months gunrnntoe on all repnlr
work. Phono 17110,
- ANDERSON-MOORE
126 South Eighth Stroct
. 1867
PHONE 173 for rollnhlo radio
repairing. Roasnnnhlc rates,
quick aorvlro. Roborts and
Ilarvoy, 1007 Mali). 2443
19
Automotive
Be Strict
With Us
Whon You Como to Soe Ut About a Uted
Car, Bo Strict with Ut .... We Like It
.... Wo Liko It Bocauso Wo Know that
Our Can Will Mooiuro Up to tho Most
Exacting Roquiromonts .... We've Rocon
ditionod Thom from Crank to Exhaust ....
Wo've Put the Finish in Equally Good Shape
.... We've Made the Price Right ....
Come In . . . .Be Hard .... We Like It.
1928 Durant Coupe $ 75
1929 Ford CC Expross $155
1930 Chovrolot Coach $274
1931 Chryslor Sedan $395
1933 Plymouth Coupe $489
1933 Terraplane 8 2-Door ... $523
Ostendorf Motor Co.
, 424 So. 6th
Ok'd Used Cars
Are Better Used Cars
BECAUSE THEY ARE PROPERLY
RECONDITIONED
No. 6550 1933 Chev. Spt. Coupe
No. 6573 1932 Chevrolet
No. 6608 1934 Chevrolet Spt. Sedan $495
No. 6697 1932 Chevrolet Spec. Sedan $395
No. 6584 1931 Chevrolet Spec. Sedan 310
No. 6460 1930 Chevrolet Sedan $265
No. 6622 1931 Ford Coach $265
No. 6665 1931 Ford Sedan $265
No. 6687 1934 Ford DeLuxe Sedan $495
1932 Ford DeLuxe Coach $315
No. 6558 1929 Chevrolet Coach $1?5
Wo have practically every model of Chevrolet and Ford Cars.
Buy now, ond make your first monthly payment in MARCH I
Locke Motor Co
Used Car Store
522 So. 6th St.
20 Miacellanoua For Sale
1928 DOnOE-GRAITAM lH-ton
truck, new Btuko ruck. Two
good drug saws. All In good
condition. Phone 2044W.
2460
EXCELLENT repair service, ra
dios, appliances. J'lorca elec
tric. 122 So. 6th. 1862
MOVING? Coll 704. local, long
dlstanco. Insured carrier; ex
perienced men. Peoples Ware
house. 463
NEW RADIOS wittl metal tubes.
Piorco Electric. 122 S, 6th.
10a
S.'opi
FOR SALE OR TRADE Gaso
llno rango. Will tnko beef.
629 S. 6th. 25fc9
'2 Livestock i.i1 Feed
FOR SALE Jorsey bull, holler,
Jersey cow. See E. Thorp,
707 S, 6th, or phone 2115,
2546
Raw Fur
Raw furs wanted. Hlg'iost price
paid. Try us before you sell.
Q. L. Homhroo, 820 Klnmath.
Real Estate
If yoo want to buy a house, a
lot, or acreage, from one to 60
acres, soe 11. IS. Haugor. 1330
Main St.
Roofing
EXPERT repairing and recover
ing composition shingloB.
Terms. Atlas Roof Co. Phone
1613.. 1400 So, Oth. 43
Upstairs Dress Shoppe
TOGLER'S for SMART TOGS.
Stowart-Drew Bldg., 731 Main.
Wood
FOR, 8ALB Pino, fir body and
limb wood. Phone 76W2. 86phonca
Automotive
J $425
$335
Coach .
22 Livestock and Feed
HARDY ALFALFA SEED Di
rect from producer. Also
sweet clovor and Grimm. Sam
ples and prices sent on re
quest. C, E. Atkinson, Cednr
Vllle, CAlif. 2536
HORSES bought, sold and ex
changed. M. II. Barbour, Kern
hotol. 2517
22a Poultry fo. Sale
FOR SALE 50 laying Buff
Orpington hens. S. R. Wood
ley. Morrill, Ore. Otto Schultz
homestead. 2539
SUPER QUALITY CHICKS
White Leghorns, R. 1. Reds,
Barred Plymouth Rocks, $11,
100, prepaid. Magulre Electric
Hatchery. 1415 N. E. Oregon
street, Portland, Oro. 1434
24 Business Opportunities
MANUFACTURE and distribu
tion of instrument with excep
tional sales merit. (3000 re
quired. Silent or active part
ners wanted. Apply T. Heat,
Riviere Plantation, Gold Hill,
Ore. 2551
25 Money to Loan
LOWEST RATES
on
AUTO LOANS
and
REFINANCING
Quick, Dependable, Safo,
No co-slgnors No Rod Tape
' NO HIDDEN CHARGES
Let us finance your new or used
car purchase
Motor Investment Co.
114 No. 7th Pb. 8S2
License Ml 04
New York City has a greater
population that thnt of nine
states' combined: Arizona, Deln
warot Idaho, Nevada, Now Mex
ico, North Dakota, Rhode Island,
South .Dakota and Wyoming.
King GnstnV, of Sweden, has a
"royal fisherman" who accom
panies tho rulor on nil fishing
trips.
It Is estlmnted that Strndlvnr
Iub, famous Italian violin maker
of Cromonu, made approximately
1000 violins.-
America Is connected with 92
per cent of the world's tolo-
10
E
f'llK'AflO, Jon. 10. ro-ut
li pt ii rim of wlmut today rnaultiid
In mi all-tirouiid Hun to well abovi
yimtorduy'a cloning level.
OfnrliiK" liirainn rnrre toward
llio enii ut th liny 'a (Icallnxn.
: 1 1 n ki panxiiKo of the bonua bill
i at WaxblnKton uppeured to have
! tho rfwt of MiiiklnK aollnra of
I wheat future (uutloim.
! Wheat cIomciI firm, J-B above
yealerilay'a flnlnh, May 1.01 to
11.01 J, norn Ic off to c up, May
60 8c-li.ojc, oat,! unchaiiKid to ic
hlKher, and piovlHloim unchaiiKed i
to 15 centa advance.
Finished Lumber
Leaves Bieber
I I1IEBER, Calif. The flrat car
ahlpment of flnlahrd lumber toi
originate n lilit Valley la being!
.loaded by the Caldwell Lumber
rompany at Weat llleber for
'leHputrh Friday to a cimtomer
at Knid, Okla., It wua annoiinred
' by Claude Caldwell, head of tho
: lumber concern.
The carload Is product of a
moulding mill erected by the
Caldwell rompany last fall with
the Intention of converting a'
j million feet annually of the topi
grades of pine turned out by the I
lUrllnrent fnlilwr.ll liimtir.r mill I
into Interior trim for buildings, j
Caldwell said the mill la work-i
Ing on orders for four carloads I
of mouldings that will go direct
from West llleber to purchasers j
In the east. He valued the stuff!
at approximately 2500 a car
load. Tho Initial shipment had
been awaiting completion of a
spur track to the mill from the
nearby Western Pacific - Great
Northern main line.
Legal Notices
NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE
On the 25th day of January,
1936, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock
a. m., at the front door of the
Court House In Klamath Falls.
Klamath County, Oregon, I will
acll at auction to the highest bid
der for cash the following de
scribed real property located In
Klamath Falls, Klamath County,
Oregon, to-wlt:
A tract of land fronting fifty
five (55) feet on Sixth (Oth)
Street and sixty (60) feet deep
In the Southerly one-half til
of Lot cne (1) and Lot two (2)
of said Block Forty-six (46),
and further described as fol
lows:
Beginning at the most East
erly corner of Lot one (1)
- aforesaid; -thence Southwester
ly along the Northerly line of
the unnamed, street between
Block Forty-six (46) and Fifty
one (51) of said First Addi
tion sixty (60) feet; thence
Northwesterly and parallel with
Sixth (6th) Street, fifty-five
(55) feet; thence Northeasterly
at right angles to Sixth (6th)
Street; thence Southeasterly
along the Westerly line of
Sixth (6th) Street, fifty-five
(55) feet to the point of be
ginning.
Said sale Is made under execu
tion Issued out of the Circuit
Court of :be State of Oregon, for
the County of Klamath to me di
rectcd in the case of State of Ore
gon, represented by and acting
for and through tho World War
Veterans' Stuto Aid Commission,
vs. Loeth S. Dunlap, also known
as L. S. Dunlap, and Florence
Dunlap, his wife; and S. E. Mar
tin. L. L. LOW,
Sheriff of. Klamath
County, Oregon
By AXN'E PRICE, Deputy.
II D27 J 3.10,17,24340 .
Notice of Forfeiture. Portland,
Oregon, Office of Investigator In
charge of loth District. Decem
ber 27, 1935. Notice Is hereby
given that the following described
property; to-wlt: 1933 model
PLYMOUTH COUPE, Motor No.
PJ530U2, serial No. 3162645, seis
ed from Bob Gray on December
22, 1935, at Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, for the reason that the said
property wat being used contrary
to, and In violation of the Revised
Statutes of the United States, is
forfeited to the United States and
will be sold under the provisions
of Section 3460 R. 8.; and, any
person claiming the above prop
erty is hereby notified to appear
before me at the office of the Dis
trict Supervisor, Alcphol Tax Unit,
216 Federal Office Bldg., Seattle
Washington, or the Investigator In
Charge, L. Dene Hickman, Alco
hol Tax Unit, 711 U. S. Court
house, Portland, Oregon, and file
his claim ns provided by law with
in thirty (30) dnys from the dnte
of the first publication of this no
tice, to-wlt: January 8, 1936. H
A. Boman, Assistant' District Su
pervisor (Enforcement). By Dene
Hlckmnn, Investigator In Charge.
H J 3,10,171
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of
Klamath.
In the- Matter of the Estate of
Leah Newton, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given thnt the
undorsigned has been appointed
administrator of the estate of
Lenh Newton,' deceased, by the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon and has qualified.
All persons having ' claims
against snld estate are hereby
notified to present snmo to me at
Illy, Oregon, with vouchers and
duly verified, within six months
from the date hereof. 1
Dnted and first published De
cember, 27, 1935.
Dato of Inst publication, Jau
uary 17, 1936.
C. D. NEWTON, .
Administrator, Bly, Oregon.
Wm. P. Lord, 620 Spalding Bldg..
Portlnnd, Oregon, . Attorney
for Administrator,
KD 27 J 3,10,17341
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, Jan. 10. (,Vh
Stocka advance! confidently to
day In a moderately active mark
et. Washington developments, In
cluding house passage of the bon
us and the expected extension of
the president's gold powers, were
calmly received, although some
of the gold mining sharei rallied.
Oils and wlda selection of in
dustrials advanced fractions to
around 4 points, A number of
new high I for sevnal years were
ie'4lHtercd, The elc-'i? was firm.
Transfers approximated 3,100,000
shares.
The firmness at the close cul
minated a generally orderly ses
sion. There was one or to short
lived flurries of activity In ea: l
trading.
Cotton rallied sharply. Wheat
Improved a little and corn was
r.teady. Foreign exchanges lifted
slightly against the dollar, par
ticularly the gold currcncl-
Bonds, particularly rails, were
mostly better. U. S. government
obligations were uncertain.
Advances of around 1 to 4
points were scored by Case, East
man, Johns Manvllln, Owens-Illinois,
Crown Cork, Santa Fe, Cer-
ro De Pasco, Dome, Mclntyre
Porcupine, U. S. Smelting, Stan
dard Oil of N. J., Amerada, Con
tinental Oil, Chrysler, Yellow
Truck, Douglas, Westlnghouie,
Bethlehem, und Youngstown.
Today's closing prices:
Air Reduction 187
Alaska Jun - 16
Allied Chem. & Dye 1691
American Can 132J
American Com'l Alcohol 29
American & For. Power . 71
American Power & Light H 9 8
American Smelt. & Refin. .. 62
A. T. & T. 158J
American Tob. B . . 100
Anaconda Copper ....... 291
Legal Notices
No. 109-210
PUBLIC SALE OF THE ASSETS
OF THE PRUDENTIAL SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION
NOTICE AXI CALL FOR BIDS
TO ALL PERSONS WHO MAY
BE CONCERNED:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, the Corpor
ation Commissioner of the State
of Oregon and Statutory Receiver
for the PRUDENTIAL SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION, of Port
land, Is about to sell to the high
est responsible bidder for cash,
subject to taxes. Improvement as
sessments, and all other liens and
outstanding liabilities whatso
ever, plus accrued Interest and
penalties, (if any) all of the
mortgage loans, real estate sale
contracts and all the real estate
owned by said association, condi
tional upon the approval of the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Multnomah County, pur
suant to Petition No. 321 now on
file and pending therein In that
certain proceeding entitled In the
Matter of the Liquidation of the
PRUDENTIAL SAVINGS LOAN
ASSOCIATION, No. 109-210.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
that offers for the purchase of
any or all of said properties will
be received by the undersigned at
his office at 321 Corbett Build
ing, Portland, Oregon, until 3:00
o'clock, P. M., on Saturday, the
25th day of January, 1936, at
which time all bids received will
be opened. Offers must be In
writing, enclosed In sealed en
velopes, and addressed to the
Corporation Commissioner. The
Commissioner reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. Certi
fied check in the sum of not less
than 20 of bid must accompany
the offer, to be forfeited In the
event the offer Is accepted and the
bidder is unable to fulfill its
terms. The successful bidder
must deposit the full amount of
bid In cash within five days from
date of confirmation by the Court,
whereupon conveyances will be
delivered. Interested prospective
bidders may obtain information
from the receiver at the above
address, as to encumbrances and
other details to enable them to
prepare their bids, but no guar
antee will be made as to the ac
curacy thereof.
Bids may be made for said
properties as a whole but the re
ceiver will consider any offer or
offers tendered for such prop
erties divided into groups as fol
lows: Group No. 1 to include all
tho assets of said association sit
uated in the 12 counties of Mult
nomah, Hood River, Tillamook
Benton, Liucoln, Jefferson, Har
ney, Polk, Marlon, Columbia,
Clackamas and Washington;
Group No. 2 to include all the
properties of such association sit
uate In Klamath County alone.
No bid or offer will be ac
cepted that Is presented after the
sealed bids have been opened; or
thnt does not conform to the
terms and conditions above set
forth. No bid or offer will bo
accepted from a blddor who can
not make a satisfactory showing
of financial responsibility, or
whose offer Is made to the Com
missioner or to the Court after
confirmation of sale to another
has been recommended.
This notice is published on Fri
day, December 20th, 1935; Fri
day, Docember 27th, 1935; Frl
day, January 3rd; Friday, Janu
ary 10th; and Friday, January
17th, 1936, In the Oregon Dally
Journal of - Portland, and In the
Evening Herald of Klamath Falls,
pursuant to the order of the Hon.
Robert Tucker, Judge of the Cir
cuit Court of the State of Ore
gon tor Multnomah County, made
nnd entered on the 13th day of
December, 1935.
CHARLES H. CAREY,
Corporation Commissioner of
the State of Oregon and Sta
tutory Receiver of the Pru
dential Savings & Lonn As
sociation. Horald, Dec. 20, 27, 1935; Jan. 3,
10, 17, 1936. No. 838
Atchison T. A 8, F. 681
Atlantlo Refining ..... 29
Baltimore A Ohio ................ 181
Bendlx Aviation ................ 22)
Bethlehem Bteol
638
Boeing Air ....
Borden
Burr. Adding Machine .
California Pack
Case (J. I.) jm...
Caterpillar Tractor ...
24
261
27
36
99
57
Chrysler Motor .................... 901
Col. Gas & Electrlo 14
Commercial Solvent
Comw'lth 8ou.
221
81
84J
711
41
140
Continental Can
Corn Products ........
Curllas Wright
Dupont aV De N.
Eastman Kodak 1611
Electric Auto Light 381
Erie R. R 12J
General Electric 391
General Foods .......a............ 361
General Motors ....... 56J
Gillette Razor ...... 171
Gold Dust 20
Or. No. Pf 33
Homestake Mining 520
International Harvester 691
International Nickel . 46
I. T. & T 141
Johns Manvllle 101
Kennecott Con. Copper 30
Llb-O-Ford 49
Liggett & Myers B 111
Liquid Carbide 41
Lorlllard Tob. Co. 251
Monty Ward 87
Nash Motor . 19
National Biscuit 381
National Dairy Products .... 211
National Distillers 298
N. Y. Central
29
North America ,
Pacific Gas & Electric .
Pacific Lighting
Packard Motor
Park Utah
Penney (J. C.) ,
Penn R. H.
28-
311
521
8
41
76
341
401
461
411
13
22
58
621
16
251
171
Phillips Pet.
Pub. Service N. J.
Pullman
Radio .
Rem. Rand.
Reynolds Tob. B
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union
Southern Pacific
Sperry Corp.
Standard Brands
16
411
64
181
101
31
131
751
113
141
22
71
181
43
18
491
1021
531
Standard Oil California ,
Standard OH N. J. ,
Stewart Warner ...
Studebaker Motor
Texas Corporation ,
Trans-America
Union Carbide .
Union Pacific
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United Gas Imp.
U. S. Indus. Alcohol
U. 8. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Western Electric
Woolworth
Closing curb Quotations-
Cities Service
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South S.F.
Livestock
SO. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10.
(UP) Hogs: 600, d'irect 425.
Steady to 25c lower, choice but
chers absent, quoted at full de
cline: load medium 150 pound
California butchers $11.50. ton:
package medium 236 lb. weights
(10.75; odd head packing sows
?9 down.
Cattle: 600, direct 140. Steers
and better grade she stock ac
tive, strong, spots 25c higher;
part load 985 lb. short fed Cal
ifornia steers (7.86; two cars
good 1105 lb. California fed
steers (7.75; load 1010 lb. Ore
gon horned steers (7.60; few
sales common-medium (6.75
(7.25; three loads medium 815
lb. fed heifers (7; two cars good
fed range cows (6-(6.25; few
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HORIZONTAL
1 Who Is the
actress In the
picture?
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12 To wander.
13 List.
14 Point.
16 Prophet.
15 Piece of
network.
20 Evergreen tree.
21 Male fowl.
23 Police forays.
24 Husband or
wife.
25 To bend the
knee.
27 Anxieties.
28 Capuchin
monkey.
29 Dove's home.
30 Dye.
32 Pronoun.
34 Greatest In
number. .
38 To direct.
40 To lift up.
42 Earthy matter.
43 Dress coat
ends.
Answer lo
48 House canaries
49 Social Insect.
50 Pendent.
62 Cry for help.
53 Musical note.
64 Ventilates.
55 Morning.
67 Northeast.
58 She Is a
star.
59 She Is known
for her .
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medium $5; low-cutter-cuttora
about steady, (3.25-14.60; bulls
scarce.
Calves: 40, direct 30. No
early sales, choice venters Quot
ed up to (9.60.
Sheep: 676, direct 660, Steady,
package mod In in 74 lb. Califor
nia medium-pelt lambs 89.75,
choice woolsklns absent, quoted
up to (10.85; short dock good
123 lb. medium pelt California
ewes 5.
Portland
Produce
PORTLAND, Jan. 10. IP But
ter, prints, A grnde, 861o per lb.
In parchment wrapper, 3710 per
lb. In carton; B grade, parch
ment wrapper, 861o per lb.; car
ton, 36c por lb.
Butterfat. Portland delivery: A
grade, deliveries at least twice
weekly, 37c to 38c per lb.; coun
try routes, 35c to 36c per lb.; B
grade, deliveries less than twice
weekly, 34c to 3 Go per lb.; C
grade at market.
B grade cream for marketing,
buying price, butterfat basis, 65c
per lb.
Eggs buying prlc of whole
salers. Fresh specials, 21c doi.;
Extras, 20c dob.; standards, 18o
doz.; extra medium, 16o doz.; do.
medium firsts, 14c doz.; under
grade, 13c doz.; pullets, 13c doz.
Cheese, milk, country meats,
mohair, cascara bark, hops, po
tatoes, wool and hay, steady, un
changed. Onions Oregon, (1.75 per
100 lbs.
Sugar Berry or fruit, 100s,
(5.55) bales, (5.65; beet, (5.45
cwt.
Domestic flour selling price,
city delivery, 5 to 25-bbl. lots:
Family patent, 98s, (7.30-9.25;
bakers' hard wheat, (6.75-8.60;
bakers' bluestcm, (7.65-8.25;
blended hard wheat, (7.60-8.65;
graham (6.56; wholewheat $6.65
bbl.
Russian Citizen
Victim of Japs'
Kidnap Attempt
MOSCOW, Jan. 10. (UP) A
Japanese military plane landed
In Soviet territory and its oc
cupants attempted to kidnap a
Soviet citizen. It was announced .
officially Thursday. Two Japanese
fliers were wounded In a. fight
that resulted.
The Japanese airplane landed
at a point 85 kilometers Inside
Soviet territory after taking off
from some point in Hanchukuo,
which Is controlled by the Japa
nese army, the official announce
ment said.
Two Japanese were In the air
plane. Both were armed with
pistols. In addition one had a ,
sword and the other a bayonet
The plane landed in a field
and one man guarded It while
the other ran to a highway and
attempted to overpower a peas
ant, who was walking along the
road, and force him into the
plane.
The peasant managed to Jerk
free and in a fight overpowered
the Japanese, threw the man
into his cart, and dashed toward
Pokrova. The peasant was
wounded by a sword thrust from
the Japanese and weak from loss
of blood when he met two Soviet
army border guards and told
them where the airplane was.
The border guards Tan to the
spot and were fired on by the
Japanese who was guarding the
airplane. In the exchange of
shots the Japanese was wound
ed and captured.
Fire caused a loss of (275,
00 in the United States last
year. .', i H -:..i- t ii ,
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desserts.
19 Note in scale.
20 Food.
22 Sheep-eating
parrot.
24 Door rug.
26 Steamer.
27 This picture
is In
29 Eccentric
wheel.
31 Mohammed
anism. :I2 Chair.
33 Skirt edge.
35 To undermine.
36 Cravats.
37 Escutcheon
band.
39 Invigorating
medicine.
41 Rocky.
43 Part of a
school year.
44 Handle.
45 Exists.
46 Leg.
47 Haw.
60 Pastry.
51 Age.
64 Form of "a."
66 Chaos.
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particle.
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Boundary.
Fetid.
Writing Im
plements. Small cask.
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